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Ridgefield receives $34,125 state grant for Bennett s Pond green trail restoration

Gov. Lamont announces $9 million in state grants are being released through the Connecticut Recreational Trails Program to plan, build, expand, and improve a total of 50 multi-use trails across Connecticut.

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Wilton receives $243,000 state grant for Norwalk River Valley Trail Extension

Gov. Lamont announces $9 million in state grants are being released through the Connecticut Recreational Trails Program to plan, build, expand, and improve a total of 50 multi-use trails across Connecticut.

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State to preserve over a thousand acres of open space

Connecticut will be awarding approximately $3.7 million in state funding to help purchase and protection of more than 1,025 acres of open space.

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Ceremonial lithic stonework of southern New England Last Green Valley

Ceremonial stonework of Indigenous Peoples can be found throughout the woods of Southern New England. Here s what you should know.

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The Day - Celebrating nature by following in Edwin Way Teale s footsteps - News from southeastern Connecticut

Naturalist Edwin Way Teale cloistered in this rustic retreat and established a reputation as a Henry David Thoreau of his generation.

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